Some numpty that was oot campaigning to save XL Bully dogs has had chunks bitten oot him.
No sympathy here.
🙄
Magica said
Oct 8 6:17 PM, 2023
Vita wrote:
Some numpty that was oot campaigning to save XL Bully dogs has had chunks bitten oot him.
No sympathy here.
🙄
that made me laugh!
Vita said
Oct 12 6:30 AM, 2023
Magica wrote:
Vita wrote:
Some numpty that was oot campaigning to save XL Bully dogs has had chunks bitten oot him.
No sympathy here.
🙄
that made me laugh!
In the last eighteen months now me and Shorty have had an unpleasant encounter with a dog.
One scratched all my leg, one ran the length of the playing field and was throwing itself at us, another two were trying to get out a gate to get us (I had to hold it closed till the fat fucker that owned them waddled over to get them) and the last one was trying to jump a fence to get out.
I'm hitting the next one with my stick or using my spray Mags.
Syl said
Oct 12 12:03 PM, 2023
People who cant control their bloody dogs, no matter what breed they are, should be reported.
It's awful that you can't take your own dog out for walks without the fear of him, or you, being attacked.
We overlook fields where dog walkers often come, most are responsible, but I have seen a few dogs bothering the horses, and the owners are useless...either stand and watch, or try in vain to catch their dog....idiots.
Vita said
Oct 13 5:35 AM, 2023
Syl wrote:
People who cant control their bloody dogs, no matter what breed they are, should be reported. It's awful that you can't take your own dog out for walks without the fear of him, or you, being attacked.
We overlook fields where dog walkers often come, most are responsible, but I have seen a few dogs bothering the horses, and the owners are useless...either stand and watch, or try in vain to catch their dog....idiots.
I overlook a playing field and it's always full of dogs, as you say most are okay but some aren't.
Then there's the ones that kid on they haven't noticed their dug doing it's business so they don't have to clean it up.
Clatty swines.
Syl said
Oct 13 11:58 AM, 2023
Vita wrote:
Syl wrote:
People who cant control their bloody dogs, no matter what breed they are, should be reported. It's awful that you can't take your own dog out for walks without the fear of him, or you, being attacked.
We overlook fields where dog walkers often come, most are responsible, but I have seen a few dogs bothering the horses, and the owners are useless...either stand and watch, or try in vain to catch their dog....idiots.
I overlook a playing field and it's always full of dogs, as you say most are okay but some aren't.
Then there's the ones that kid on they haven't noticed their dug doing it's business so they don't have to clean it up.
Clatty swines.
I know. I think they think it doesn't need cleaning up because they are in a field. Mind you, they probably crack on they don't see their dogs fouling even on the pavements...pigs.
Vita said
Oct 14 6:56 AM, 2023
Syl wrote:
Vita wrote:
Syl wrote:
People who cant control their bloody dogs, no matter what breed they are, should be reported. It's awful that you can't take your own dog out for walks without the fear of him, or you, being attacked.
We overlook fields where dog walkers often come, most are responsible, but I have seen a few dogs bothering the horses, and the owners are useless...either stand and watch, or try in vain to catch their dog....idiots.
I overlook a playing field and it's always full of dogs, as you say most are okay but some aren't.
Then there's the ones that kid on they haven't noticed their dug doing it's business so they don't have to clean it up.
Clatty swines.
I know. I think they think it doesn't need cleaning up because they are in a field. Mind you, they probably crack on they don't see their dogs fouling even on the pavements...pigs.
It's disgusting.
There's some pavements round here that you have to avoid and as for the park, no way.
You can get poop bags out the £ shop, no excuse for it.
Syl said
Oct 14 12:03 PM, 2023
Some actually do scoop the mess up, then either hang it from the trees, or just discard it when no one can see.
Years ago when my son was at primary, they had playing fields at the back of the school where all the kids used to play sports.
Every afternoon whilst we were waiting for the kids to come out, we would see dog walkers hanging around, waiting their chance to take the dogs on the fields, which were actually private property.
The head used to go mad at the amount of dog muck left where the kids had to play.
Vita said
Oct 16 6:37 AM, 2023
Syl wrote:
Some actually do scoop the mess up, then either hang it from the trees, or just discard it when no one can see.
Years ago when my son was at primary, they had playing fields at the back of the school where all the kids used to play sports. Every afternoon whilst we were waiting for the kids to come out, we would see dog walkers hanging around, waiting their chance to take the dogs on the fields, which were actually private property. The head used to go mad at the amount of dog muck left where the kids had to play.
I took Shorty a walk through the high school grounds a few weeks ago early morning and got talking to the janitor.
Each morning he's got to repair fences, pick up all the rubbish and broken glass after yobs have been on the rampage.
Years ago when it was the old Protestant High School me and my dad were walking through it and bold as brass, three teenagers appeared with televisions and videos they had just stolen.
They got them back after my dad chased them, a wee boy of about four appeared and said "that was so and so" live in my street.
Caught!! 😂
Magica said
Oct 16 11:17 AM, 2023
Vita wrote:
Syl wrote:
Some actually do scoop the mess up, then either hang it from the trees, or just discard it when no one can see.
Years ago when my son was at primary, they had playing fields at the back of the school where all the kids used to play sports. Every afternoon whilst we were waiting for the kids to come out, we would see dog walkers hanging around, waiting their chance to take the dogs on the fields, which were actually private property. The head used to go mad at the amount of dog muck left where the kids had to play.
I took Shorty a walk through the high school grounds a few weeks ago early morning and got talking to the janitor.
Each morning he's got to repair fences, pick up all the rubbish and broken glass after yobs have been on the rampage.
Years ago when it was the old Protestant High School me and my dad were walking through it and bold as brass, three teenagers appeared with televisions and videos they had just stolen.
They got them back after my dad chased them, a wee boy of about four appeared and said "that was so and so" live in my street.
Caught!! 😂
Karma!
Syl said
Oct 16 12:23 PM, 2023
The way some people act, dog owners or not, beggars belief.
Small dog syndrome, Shorty has it in spades.
Perhaps that's because a lot of small dogs are terriers bred to kill.
Some numpty that was oot campaigning to save XL Bully dogs has had chunks bitten oot him.
No sympathy here.
🙄
In the last eighteen months now me and Shorty have had an unpleasant encounter with a dog.
One scratched all my leg, one ran the length of the playing field and was throwing itself at us, another two were trying to get out a gate to get us (I had to hold it closed till the fat fucker that owned them waddled over to get them) and the last one was trying to jump a fence to get out.
I'm hitting the next one with my stick or using my spray Mags.
It's awful that you can't take your own dog out for walks without the fear of him, or you, being attacked.
We overlook fields where dog walkers often come, most are responsible, but I have seen a few dogs bothering the horses, and the owners are useless...either stand and watch, or try in vain to catch their dog....idiots.
I overlook a playing field and it's always full of dogs, as you say most are okay but some aren't.
Then there's the ones that kid on they haven't noticed their dug doing it's business so they don't have to clean it up.
Clatty swines.
I know. I think they think it doesn't need cleaning up because they are in a field. Mind you, they probably crack on they don't see their dogs fouling even on the pavements...pigs.
It's disgusting.
There's some pavements round here that you have to avoid and as for the park, no way.
You can get poop bags out the £ shop, no excuse for it.
Years ago when my son was at primary, they had playing fields at the back of the school where all the kids used to play sports.
Every afternoon whilst we were waiting for the kids to come out, we would see dog walkers hanging around, waiting their chance to take the dogs on the fields, which were actually private property.
The head used to go mad at the amount of dog muck left where the kids had to play.
I took Shorty a walk through the high school grounds a few weeks ago early morning and got talking to the janitor.
Each morning he's got to repair fences, pick up all the rubbish and broken glass after yobs have been on the rampage.
Years ago when it was the old Protestant High School me and my dad were walking through it and bold as brass, three teenagers appeared with televisions and videos they had just stolen.
They got them back after my dad chased them, a wee boy of about four appeared and said "that was so and so" live in my street.
Caught!! 😂